Reuilly

A carpenter, occupied in nailing boards to a fence around the ground on which a house was in process of construction, in the Rue de Reuilly found on that plot the torn fragment of a letter on which were still legible the following lines: —

Les Miserables 2008

I went from the Rue Payenne to the Rue de Reuilly like a condemned wretch going from the Palais de Justice to his execution, but he goes on a cart, and I was on foot.

Honorine 2007

I went from the Rue Payenne to the Rue de Reuilly like a condemned wretch going from the Palais de Justice to his execution, but he goes on a cart, and I was on foot.

Honorine 2007

From Chalon, where he continued his work for justice, he next travelled to Auxerre by way of Autun, and then went on through Sens to Paris; and leaving Queen Gomatrudis at the villa of Reuilly where he had married her, he took to wife a maiden of the bed-chamber named Nantechildis and made her queen.

The Early Middle Ages 500-1000 Robert Brentano 1964

"Marie," he said to her one day, "you, who are a fairy, wave your wand over Reuilly and make of it an island in mid-ocean."

The French Immortals Series — Complete Various

He had been at Reuilly since that morning, and called on Madame de Tecle, where he learned his overture was accepted.

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The Comtesse de Camors, yielding to considerations the details of which would not be interesting, had continued to live at Reuilly since her husband had abandoned her.

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Without a gayety unbecoming his mourning, he nevertheless made such lively sallies and such amusing jokes about his first mishaps at Reuilly as to break up the stiffness of the party.

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He ceased to visit Reuilly, remaining there but two or three weeks in each year, as such time as the session of the

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Eight days later M. de Camors returned to Reuilly.

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